23 Mar 1946
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Newspaper
Healesville Guardian
Location
Healesville, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 23, 1946
Page
1
A fragmented retail notice from YN MARKET promotes milked and poultry items on Mondays with references to furniture clothing and various named traders and vendors, including auctioneers and estate agents, amid garbled product listings and delivery notes.
Fragmented excerpt discusses fundamental laws and human obedience, noting how neglect or defiance yields varying outcomes. Mentions headaches, digestion, and energy as processed by medical treatments, with scattered references to Dr Stan Tom Pills and Minn as examples.
A local Welcome Home Committee held a ceremony praising returning service members and their families. Guests included former officials and community leaders who extended thanks for sacrifices made, while noting the event’s ceremonial meals and social goodwill amid ongoing adjustments for veterans readjusting to civilian life.
Healesville girl Gwen Bilaen wed Clive Baas at the Presbyterian Church in Healesville on Holiday. The bride wore a gown with appliqued deep yolk and long sleeves, carried an ivory prayer book, and walked to the altar on her father’s arm. The groom’s party wore formal attire and the reception featured a three tier wedding cake and dancing. guests included family from Thornbury and nearby towns.
A confused diary-like fragment references a phrase Dont You Know There s a Peace On and drifts into disjointed memories and stray lines. The unreadable text hints at a chaotic scene or performance in a hall with odd names and phrases, leaving the core facts unclear.
NEALEMVILLE special program lists matinee offerings at Memorial Hall with films and stars. Entrants include The Conspirators and Pan-Americana attractions, plus serials and news reels.
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